Dodge County Sheriff Scott Rose told reporters Friday morning that Riess will likely face charges in Texas and Florida, before heading back to Minnesota. Rose said he is OK with that possibility because his team is still building a murder case against her.

"There's no hurry on our end for the charges," said Rose. "Florida, of course, has second degree [murder] charges filed, which gives us extra time to build a strong case for her [in Minnesota]."

Reiss was charged with felony theft in Dodge County while she was on the lam. Minnesota authorities expect to upgrade charges against her soon and they want to interview Riess to see if she will help them piece together what happened.

In Lee County, Fla., undersheriff Carmine Marceno told reporters Friday that he wants Riess to appear in court there as soon as possible.

"Right now everything is fresh and new. Our detectives are on the ground right now working to see exactly where she will be," said Marceno. "There is a legal process, so it will take a little bit of time, but we want her here in Fort Myers to face the charges."

Riess was caught after a person reported seeing her at a restaurant in South Padre Island, Texas.

Authorities say Riess did not seem surprised she got caught following the extensive media coverage of her case over the past few weeks and she didn't put up a fight.